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    2027-106 Financing to Develop Housing for Persons with Disabling Conditions/Developmental Disabilities

    2027-106 Financing to Develop Housing for Persons with Disabling Conditions/Developmental Disabilities funds housing development to provide homes for people with disabling conditions or developmental disabilities.

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    Funder: Florida Housing Finance Corporation

    Due Dates: October 27, 2026 (Pre-application request) | December 16, 2026 (Meeting held) | January 20, 2027, 3:00 p.m. Eastern (Application)

    Funding Amounts: Estimated $4,138,000 in 9% Housing Credits and $6,000,000 in SAIL financing, including forgivable ELI loans

    Summary: Finances new independent permanent supportive housing for persons with disabling conditions or developmental disabilities in Florida.

    Key Information: Nonprofit applicants, including qualifying nonprofit–for-profit joint ventures, must commit to 50-year housing set-asides.


    Description

    Florida Housing Finance Corporation offers competitive 9% Housing Credits combined with State Apartment Incentive Loan (SAIL) financing to develop independent permanent supportive housing. The program serves either persons with disabling conditions, with a portion of units also serving homeless households, or persons with developmental disabilities. It addresses the need for stable housing connected to appropriate community-based healthcare and supportive services.

    Financing supports entirely new construction in specified medium and large Florida counties. The program evaluates applicants’ experience operating supportive housing, access to community resources, resident programs, and demographic-specific services coordination. Its goals include long-term housing stability, self-sufficiency, and successful independent living in the community.


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